Titlebook: Ecophysiology of Desert Birds; Gordon Lindsay Maclean Book 1996 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1996 Osmoregulation.adaptation.adaption.

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Book 1996r to accept coauthorship, but she graciously declined the offer! I owe her a debt of gratitude which I hope will be repaid in part by her seeing the text finally between covers. The chapters on water regulation (Chap. 5) and thermo- regulation (Chap. 6) have benefited from the refereeing of my colle

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,Sortierung von Datenbest?nden, insects (beetles, ants and grasshoppers); this is its normal active period in the 24-h cycle.Insects may also be taken in daytime on mild mornings.The diet of this plover obviates any need to drink;this is an important aspect of the diets of many desert birds,even those which may be predominantly g

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-0824-2e of the planet, but it is not merely the T. itself which poses thermoregulatory problems: it is also the scarcity of shade and water. Animals in deserts cannot always therefore escape to a cooler microclimate in the heat of the day, and they must conserve their water resources as far as possible; t

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